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Stop videos and audio from auto-playing on sites you choose. Per-site autoplay blocking. Free, no account, no data collected. Tired of websites that start blasting video and audio the moment they load? Autoplay Blocker makes the sites you choose wait for your click. WHAT IT DOES - Stops video autoplay on video platforms, live streams, and news sites - you pick the sites, one switch each - Stops auto-playing audio too, so pages load silently - Blocks autoplay inside embedded players as well - the spot most blockers miss - Counts the autoplay attempts it blocked on the current page - Your click always wins: press play on any player and it starts normally HOW TO USE 1. Open the site that keeps auto-playing 2. Click the Autoplay Blocker icon in the toolbar 3. Flip the switch - the browser asks once for permission on that site, and from then on media there waits for you PRIVACY Collects nothing. No account, no analytics, no data leaves your device. Everything runs locally in your browser. The extension only runs on sites you explicitly enable - by design it cannot read any other site. A lightweight autoplay stopper with per-site rules: block video autoplay and auto-playing sound where you want quiet, keep everything else untouched. Questions or ideas: https://yonasol.com/ext/autoplay-blocker/
Jul 21, 2026
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